St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

teresting session is expected.
The fund for the benefit of eX-Policeman
Hilary amounts to $500 already.
The Gouuod club will give a concert this
evening at the West hotel parlors.
John NJ. w. Pratt, of Wisconsin, was ad-
mitted to the Hennepin county bar yesterday.
The management of the museum will give
present to every lady visiting the museum to-
day.
Mrs. Fl. G. Roberts died yesterday at 321
Irving avenue and the remains were sent last
night to Dennison, o.
Thomas Egan, the printer who assaulted
W. S. Montero was yesterday sentenced to
sixty days in the work house.
The annual meeting of the ladies' aid So
ciety of the Homeopathic church will be
held at the residence of DR.. Brazie at 3 p. m.
to-day.
W. G.. Reece was arraigned in the munich
pal court for the larceny of three watches
and a finger ring from Fred. o. Clark. and
was held in $500 for examination to-day.
The grand jury came into court yesterday
and presented large number of indictments.
1t then retired again. and during the after
noon was busy in examining witnesses in
various cases.
Jones and Small, the evangelists, are ex-
pected to arrive in Minneapolis Saturday
afternoon. They will be entertained atthe
West hotel, and will hold two services day
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Rose S. Goodwin, wife of George NJ.
Goodwin, the architect, and daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Pattee, died yesterday,
aged 35years, at liz Fifth street north. Flu
neral announcement later.
Officer Morrisey yesterday arrested Jackson
Foster, man who had been raising a dis
turbance at 627 Third street south where his
wife lives. Foster had left her but persisted
in coming home to make things pleasant
woman named Nellie Hunter, living at
md nod in,
bed yesterday morning. The cause of her
death is stated to be heart disease. Coroner
Hill had not been notified up to last evening.
The harvester works will presen the
Stephens Library association with a har-
vester, to be sold at the Kirmess, which will
be something of novelty. The machine is
to be finely decorated, and the woodwork is
to be inlaid and handsomely polished.
Last evening Metropolitan Lodge No. s,
Select Knights, A. D. q. W., gave its first an
nual entertainment and dance at Curtlss hall.
The programme embraced musical and lit
erary numbers, as we'll as dancing, and was
pleasing throughout. A large number at
tended.
Olof Ellison, now on his way to Sweden to
secure pictures for the Scandinavian art COL
lection at the exposition, has written to the
management stating that he has secured the
proper credentials and will sail from New
York Saturday. He says there is no doubt
but that he can secure many handsome pic
lures.
Dewitt c. Hayes, in charge of the court
department of the Minnesota Title Insurance
and Trust company, was admitted to practice
i'll Minnesota courts yesterday morning, pre-
Senting certificate of the New York courts
dated 1868. Mrs. Hayes has been in Mime
apolis some six months, and has large num-
Der of friends here.
The meeting called to be held at Manages
hall last evening to protest against the action
of Chief SfptSOn S.ramQviuU good
the fire department. did not materialiZe to
any great extent, and the few men who had
gathered in front of the hall went home about
! $50, convinced that the affair would adjust
! itself without their aid.
| Residents of Stevens avenue, south of
| Twenty-fourth street, will present petition
/ to the council to-day asking that body to
order that street car travel be resumed on
that line. The company will build the Fourth
avenue line to Lake street as soon as the
| sewer being laid between Twenty-fourth and
! Twenty-fifth streets is down.
Company A is making extensive prepara
| tons for its trip to Washington in May, and
| the members are being drilled with increased
vigor. An effort will be made to raise funds
| for the purchase of new uniforms. The COM
pany will probably go into camp the first of
next week on the land bounded by Thirteenth
| street. Vine place and Grant and Spruce
| streets.
Rev. J. B. Donaldson will be installed pastor
of the Fifth Presbyterian church April 80.
! Rev. Or. Stryker will make the installment
| prayer; Rev. DIR. Sample will preach the SER
mon: Rev. DIR. Campbell will charge the pas
| tor, and Rev. J. n. Patterson will charge the
people. Rev. d. E. Evans Will be installed
| pastor of the Presbyterian church at Litch-
field May "A. when F. c. Burnby will preside.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
o. A. Opperud and Mary Nordlin; o. o. Dahl
aud Emily Olson; Peter Wang and Annie
Johnson; Martin Peterson and Mary Peter
! son; Albert Cornell and Maria G. Boynton;
George H. Cross and Minnie B. Willcott; Ar
| mory G. Rugg and Edith W. Raymond: W. C.
McChan and Hannah c. Carlson; J. W. Mon
roe and Sarah A. Smith; William Mailer and
| Christian Boom; NJ. 7. Murphy and Hannah
| Hague.